Love & Communication

Allow your mind to be free and the rest will follow

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Felix d’Eon’s Queer lottery cards

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Watch: Latina journalist Maria Hinojosa epically shuts down a condescending Trump adviser on the word “illegals”

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I love her!

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Both CNN and MSNBC aired Michelle Obama’s full speech, but apparently it was too true for Fox News.

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Jessie Arms Botke (1883-1971)

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In the feels

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Liberate yourself from being right.

Seth Godin (via purplebuddhaproject)

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The Ultimate Vegan Croissant

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#WouldYouBeWithHer

“White women’s feminisms still center around equality…. Black women’s feminisms demand justice. There is a difference. One kind of feminism focuses on the policies that will help women integrate fully into the existing American system. The other recognizes the fundamental flaws in the system and seeks its complete and total transformation.”

– Brittney Cooper | Feminism’s ugly internal clash: Why its future is not up to white women

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'When White People Say They're Progressive' – The Perfect Reply to Fake Allies

Many white progressives claim to be anti-racist allies – but J Mase III's translations uncover the ugly truth behind so many of their words.

In this fantastic piece, poet J Mase III captures exactly what this feels like for people of color.

By translating what he hears when white people tell him they’re progressive, he points out what so many of us go through with white folks who care primarily about whether or not we see them as “nice” – “nice being the operative word, and far more important than justice.”

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Policía recuerda quién te enseñó a leer

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#oxaca #maestros

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Esta es la reforma educativa de Peña Nieto; no pongo fotos de los asesinados por respeto a sus familias. Lo que el estado está “enseñando” es que los de abajo se chingan. El dinero, el silencio y la sangre la pone el pueblo.